I'm feeling a severe dull pain in my left side underneath my ribs. It is a throbbing, pulsating pain that takes my breath away. I have also been experiencing serious emotional distress all morning. There has been some more activity heating up around here.
Physiological symptoms I experience that coincide with earthquake activity near and far. I have long noticed a connection. I document it all here.
Sunday, January 31, 2021
Saturday, January 30, 2021
January 30, 2021
I'm feeling some pain in my left side once more. The activity in Southern California has spiked again so far. The pain is mild, but it feels like something "slow-burning". It feels like it might get worse. I will find out what happens later and will take notes.
12:09 P.M.(PT)
I'm now feeling some sharp pains in my left side. More seismic activity is increasing in Southern California so far.
7:58 P.M.(PT)
I have not been feeling anything over the last 3 hours and there has not been one micro earthquake since 3 hours ago. It could still increase more tonight. I'm not totally numb now.
9:00 P.M.(PT)
I'm feeling some pain in my side again. I'm also feeling some phantom tremors.
Friday, January 29, 2021
January 29, 2021
There has been very little activity here in Southern California(South of the Tehachapi Mountains, North of the Mexico border) over the past day. I woke up hardly feeling anything. Just now, I have started to feel a little pain in my left side. A small earthquake just occurred near Parkfield(A famous town in the world of seismology) along the San Andreas Fault. I noticed that I feel strongly connected to there too. It may be far away, but the San Andreas Fault must be why it extends far into that area. I have also developed more sensitivity expanding up into the Ridgecrest area since the major earthquake in July 2019. I just now felt a more acute pain in my side. I know people are uncomfortable with this topic, but it strongly ties into this. I noticed I was experiencing mittelschmerz(right ovary) after a magnitude 3.2 occurred near Ridgecrest last night. I'm still feeling discomfort there. It was too small to be felt here in Lake Arrowhead. It almost feels like some form of incompletion when it comes to this discomfort. It feels as though something is stuck and the stagnant energy is no help. Last night's 3-pointer was too far away and too small, but I'm still connected to that area.
4:27 P.M.(PT)
I am starting to feel some mildly acute pain in my side again just now. There is more activity flaring up in the Little Lake area even though there is still nothing going on in this area. I have felt some pain in my knee, running up my leg from the ground all day.
7:15 P.M.(PT)
There has been some more seismic activity starting to warm up here in Southern California so far. I'm feeling some more pain in my left side that is welling up inside my ribs. I have also felt neuropathic pain in my extremities.
Thursday, January 28, 2021
January 28, 2021
I'm feeling some mild pain in my left side so far as some more seismic activity is warming up again. It feels like a poking somatic pain. However, it just now may be starting to get worse. My side has been sore all morning.
1:05 P.M.(PT)
I have started to feel some mild pain in my left side again. It could warm up again any time now. A very small quake just occurred near Seeley at 12:51. I know it is not anything exciting, but a little can go a long way.
5:23 P.M.(PT)
After a 4-hour gap, I'm feeling some dull, aching pains in my left side. I was hardly feeling anything after my last report, but I am starting to feel some more pain again now.
7:13 P.M.(PT)
A magnitude 3.2 occurred in the Ridgecrest area at 6:25 this evening. The pains in my side grew a little more intense where it was almost an acute burning pain shortly after my previous update in here. I'm continuing to feel some pain in my left side as well as some Mittelschmerz. My left side feels even more tender. The activity South of where this most recent quake occurred has been decreasing, but I'm still feeling a lot right now.
11:36 P.M.(PT)
The activity in the area South of the Tehachapi Mountains and North of the Mexico border has dropped down to 20 EQs over the past 24 hours. I'm feeling constant pain and discomfort in what feels like my right ovary. It has become more and more bothersome over the last 3 hours.
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
January 27, 2021
This morning, I woke up feeling some soreness in my left side. The count was much higher than yesterday, but these very small earthquakes decreased in frequency as the morning progressed. There is still not that much going on, but I am now starting to feel some pain in my left side. I am starting to feel a slight headache. It feels like there should be much more to come any day now.
5:28 P.M.(PT)
I may be feeling some pain now, but I know that there is still not enough going on here yet. I'm feeling increasingly irritable and agitated. I was going to be working on a post about my cardiovascular system, but I have to spend more time observing the relationship between the activity and that system. I have not been good about measuring my heartrate often and the home blood pressure cuff either needs batteries replaced or does not work at all. I'm very frustrated. I will be more mindful about how I'm feeling regarding my circulatory health - e.g. heartrate and blood pressure. My blood pressure could be elevated, especially when a lot is due to happen any time or day now here.
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
January 26, 2021
I have started feeling some pain in my left side on and off over the past hour as more signs of seismic activity has increased in Southern California. It was quiet earlier and I felt depressed and had a slight headache. I feel different now. I also am feeling some neuropathic pains in my arms and legs so far.
9:29 P.M.(PT)
The activity in Southern California is on the rise so far. The number of EQs over the last day was below 30 earlier and now it has jumped up to 40+ so far. Most of it is down near the Mexico border. I have continued to feel some mild pain in my left side.
Monday, January 25, 2021
A deeper look
I have been thinking a lot about these past earthquakes in which I had felt pain in the moments before and instant relief once they happened. I just recalled another incident in July 2014. I had started my period that morning(This was a few years before the endo got really bad). I was feeling some pain in my left side and a heaviness in my abdomen. Then a magnitude 4.6 struck near Running Springs. In retrospect, I did not think about the uterine pressure. I would very much just focus on the pain in my side. I believe I feel that during menstruation because as my uterus would contract in the process, the stress from an external force would add additional pressure on that organ therefor causing more discomfort. I'm also just now studying the relationship between size and distance and the duration of the pain. I remember it being around 10 or 15 minutes before the July 2014 event closer to where I lived. I lived in Crestline which is just a town over from where I live now. The magnitude 5.3 of last year was much farther and was much larger and the pain lasted about 30 minutes before the earthquake - Same as before the magnitude 6.4 foreshock near Ridgecrest on July 4, 2019. The only difference is that before the mag. 6.4, I was feeling sharp pains. I was feeling a dull, aching type of pain before last year's mag. 5.3. Before the mag. 7.1 mainshock, I was feeling pain and dizziness all day leading up to that event. I remember being very sore and disoriented. In recent months, I would brace up every time I was feeling a lot of pain during menstruation. I realized that the pain from an impending earthquake during that time is distinguishable from the usual cramping and endometriosis pain. It feels as though a long needle has gone deep in my left side, pointing downward into my pelvis. It feels like something squeezing me inside, trying to pop something in there. In those split moments, it feels like my heartrate has skyrocketed and I feel hot and practically sweat - Then instant relief with the onset of seismic waves. When it is at a different time of the month, I typically just feel flank pain. The times where it fell around my period were rare. When I experienced those peculiar symptoms, as I can recall, an earthquake always followed. I don't remember feeling that before where there was not anything. It seemed like it would come to a point of no return with a certain area that needed to release some energy. I will continue to pay thorough attention to what I feel at other times of the month and document it.
